Examples of using As a direct consequence in English and their translations into Slovak
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The truth is that, as a direct consequence of sluggish growth
As a direct consequence, traders could save on the additional contract law related transaction costs
This derogation enlarged the scope of the EGF to cover support in favour of workers made redundant as a direct consequence of the financial and economic crisis
The truth is that, as a direct consequence of sluggish growth
It is, for instance, difficult to see why there should be any benefits at all for health, safety and the environment inside the EU as a direct consequence of this swap from one long-established
Higher credit impulse in EM countries can be interpreted as a direct consequence of the measures taken to support economic activity to face ongoing headwinds(lower liquidity,
Where as a direct consequence of the application of the liberalisation measures provided for in this Agreement any product is being imported in such increased quantities
Some of this decay was as a direct consequence of the museum storage, in damp cellars,
Commercial OS vendors, as a direct consequence of being commercial,
fatal outcome as a direct consequence of disseminated measles vaccine virus infection have been reported(see section 4.3);
When he says- when he uses his giveaway phrase"in the name of religion," rather than"as a direct consequence of scriptural authority," which is what I mean when I talk about this.
But the reality is that an area the size of Ukraine is being taken out of agricultural food production every year due to drought and as a direct consequence of climate change.
pneumonitis, and fatal outcome as a direct consequence of disseminated measles vaccine virus infection have been reported.
also questions related to the right to work as a direct consequence of the economic crisis;
who are victims of redundancy as a direct consequence of the global financial
First indent The Commission recognises the possibility of some over-and under-estimation of climate relevance of certain spending with the current methodology and also as a direct consequence of applying a system based on the three‘Rio markers' average ratios.
According to the newly declassified US document, the Pentagon foresaw the likely rise of the‘Islamic State' as a direct consequence of this strategy, and warned that it could destabilize Iraq,” Ahmed wrote.
its consolidation is paramount for the stability of the entire region and, as a direct consequence, for the security of Europe;
In the event of the death of a minor or disabled person as a direct consequence of the crime, the parents or guardians of the minor will be
The eligible costs shall be the damage incurred as a direct consequence of the adverse climatic event which can be assimilated to a natural disaster,